Epworth League Delegates to Denver Convention
Pendleton will host Oregon and Washington delegates to the International Epworth League gathering in Denver during the first week of July. A party departs July 3 arriving July 6, with possible charter car and several Pendleton leaders named. The four day program features Elijah, evangelism, department conferences, and sessions on citizenship, Sabbath, and missionary outreach culminating in eight farewell services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Epworth League
Pendleton
Oregon and Washington
Denver
Oregon-Washington
Charles French
E. G. Estabrook
H. A. Frick
C. F. Brown
May Baker
Elijah
The Northwest Theatrical Circuit to Renew in Seattle
Mr Taylor plans a Seattle stop to renew his contract with the Northwest Theatrical Circuit and bring attractions here again next year. He may then depart for an east tour for one month before returning to Pendleton ahead of the next fall season. He will manage the theater once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northwest Theatrical Circuit
Taylor
East
Pendleton
Feu Eoon
Taylor Will Manage Next Year
K. J. Taylor, manager of the Fra nt theater, will leave tomorrow for Portland for a few days' visit. After.
Pendleton gambling crackdown to spread in Oregon
The Walla Walla Union says arrests reflect anti open town agitation led by the East Oregonian and aims to force saloons to stop gambling and close Sundays. Pendleton, a key eastern Oregon town, is pressured to observe Sunday closing as courts uphold strict gambling and Sunday laws across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Sheriff Brown
Baker County
Tom Ward
Multnomah
Umatilla
Liquor Law On Reservations Still Enforced Unchanged
The U S supreme court ruling on selling liquor to Indians does not alter a federal ban on taking liquor onto reservations. Deputy U S marshal recently escorted four prisoners through Pendleton for liquor on a reservation. Also, Christian Church plans a rally to Athena next Sunday with about 50 members riding the morning train and a basket dinner, despite uncertain services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
John Hailey, Jr
U. & Marshal
Idaho
Pendleton
Christian Church
Athena
Brooks Ansus
Echo Revives With Banker's Help In New Club Aspiration
Harry Thompson of the Savings Bank assists the Echo revival by starting a new tank project. Friends say private information hints at a significant social revival akin to last winter at Hells, with plans for an open ale club named B00 to be organized.
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Echo
Harry Thompson
The
Savings Bank
Hells
Two Baker County cases dominate circuit court docket
In Pendleton the circuit court heard sentences for selling liquor to minors and gambling. Bruce Parrish and Sam Endicott each paid 50 fines. Indictments were returned by the grand jury. The Price case stalled with no verdict by 3 pm. Baker County v Huntington proceeded after a venue change, with many locals attending and significant juror recruitment. Water strikes at Two Rivers promise town development and a new water supply. A wedding floored Pendleton’s L G Atherton house as Frank Parker and Gertrude Crawford wed in Dayton with guests from multiple towns.
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Bruce Parrish
Mqnor
Sam Endicott
Baker County
A. H. Huntington
M. L. Olmstead
Halley & Lowell
Lomax
Huntington
William Smith
Jerry Fleetwood
A. & Brown
D. Cartwright
Rye Valley
W. W. Travililun
A. B. Combs, Jr
Columbia
Pasco
Saya
Pasco Express
Townette Company
L. G. Atherton
Syndicate Hill
Dayton
Frank 8. Parker
Pendleton
Gertrude Crawford
Heppner, Or
Waltsburg
Heppner
Walla Walla Union
Mrs Busch Wins Decision in Supreme Court Appeal
The supreme court yesterday affirmed the lower court ruling awarding Margar et Busch of this city $500 damages for an injury in a Mr. Robinson laundry mishap. The decision upholds the verdict won by Miss Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Margaret Busch
J. F. Robinson
Miss Busch
Mr. Robinson
Baker City People Head to Portland by Train
A large number of Baker City residents traveled to Portland by the O R and N line this morning to visit the fall. Baker City day was postponed to July 17 and many who planned to go this week will wait for the next trip, making a second journey later after using the nights this week.
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Baker
Portland
Baker City
Ell Parr Recovers After Brother Shot Incident
Ell Parr is recovering rapidly in hospital after being shot by his brother Joe with two shotgun barrels when Parr took a bottle of whiskey belonging to him. The injury is described as non fatal and he remains under medical care.
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Ell Parr
Joe
Washington Excursion To Portland With 16 Cars
The O R N company ran an excursion train today from Pomeroy Washington to Portland Oregon. The train had 16 cars and about 800 people were carried to Portland.
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Washington
0. R. & N. Company
Pomeroy, Waltabure
Dayton
Portland
Club Meeting Set For Tomorrow At Mrs Sturgis Home
The Thursday Afternoon club will meet tomorrow at 10 o clock in the morning at Mrs Lina H Sturgis home to discuss and outline work for the next club year All members are urged to attend.
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Lina H. Sturgis
Marshall Couple Welcomes Son This Morning
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall at 314 Lincoln Street.
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Charles Marshall
Lincoln Street
New Rates Effective June 15 for Agricultural Supplies
Freight Tariff No. L] 425 lowers third class and first class rates for agricultural implements and related parts from Portland to Pendleton and other destinations. The minimum open car shipment charge remains based on 56000 pounds. Third class Portland to Pendleton now 76 cents, down 6 cents from prior commodity rate. Full rate to Pendleton on other items includes first-class vehicle rates and elevated open car charges.
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Smith
O. R
Portland
Qreson
Pendleton
Rock Springs Pitcher Shandon Dominates Green River
Rock Springs defeated Green River 6 to 0 as Shandon, the Rock Springs pitcher, no hit Green River and struck out 20 of 29 batters. Ralph Glaze, later with Dartmouth and soon to join the Philadelphia Americans, pitched for the Cheyenne Indians in a separate notable game.
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Pendleton
Rock Springs
Indians
Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Philadelphia Americans
Cheyenne Indiana
Glaze
Ralph Hayes
Careless Stranger Reclaims Sewn Money From Shirt
HH k Graves, a visitor at the Encore Hotel, sewed $460 in 410 Dilla into an undershirt. He sent the shirt to Eugene steam laundry with other clothes. The money was found sewn in the lining and Graves calmly asked if it had been recovered, trusting the laundry to return it.
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K Graves
Encore Hotel
Eugene
Graves
W. C. R. official optimistic on wheat traffic
Joseph McCabe, vice president and manager of the W C R railway, arrived this afternoon on business. He believes the new schedule benefits Pendleton and Tinatilla county and welcomes patrons’ praise. He predicts a bumper wheat crop along W C R lines this year and that the road will handle its share of traffic.
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Munt’s Junction
Joseph McCabe
Walla Walla
Wally Walla
W. & C. R. Railway
McCabe
Pendleton
Tinatilla
Walla Walla Pay Date Shift At Lewis And Clark Exposition
Exposition events in Walla Walla were rescheduled from June 27 to September 6 after agent H. H. Halleck visited the city and met with Mayor Hunt and J. B. Catron, president of the Commercial Club, to implement recommendations.
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Walla Walla
H. H. Halleck
Eity
Hunt
J. B. Catron
Thub
Assistant Superintendent Appointed in Washington Division
Dorsey B. Smith is appointed assistant superintendent of the Washington division of the O. R. & N. with headquarters at Starbuck. William Connolly is promoted to superintendent at La Grande. B. G. Estes of Portland becomes night clerk at Hotel St. George, replacing Claud Bartlett.
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Dorsey B. Smith
Washington
Starbuck
William Connolly
la Grande
St. George
B. G. Estes
Portland
Hotel St. George
Claud Bartlett
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Tallman @ Co
Jay
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Blue Mountain
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Coton
Aostetters
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Roosevelt
Malestrest
Conrad Platroeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoeder
Main Street
Landry
Robinson
Staff of Life
Model Bakery CO
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Riemann & Liebe
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